- Roy Moore Lost the Battle, But He’s Winning the War – Joseph Lowndes (Washington Post)
- Black Alabamians Discuss Their Decisive Role in Doug Jones’ Victory – Kira Lerner (Think Progress)
- The Macho Individualism That Gave Rise To #MeToo – Heather Cox Richardson (WBUR)
- The Alabama Election Shows Exactly Why Feminism in 2018 Can’t Just Be About White Women – Anna North (Vox)
- 1992 Iowa and the Rebirth of Feminism – Lynda Waddington (Cedar Rapids Gazette)
- Armageddon? Bring It On: The Evangelical Force Behind Trump's Jerusalem Speech – Allison Kaplan Sommer (Haaretz)
Roy Moore Lost the Battle, But He’s Winning the War
By Joseph Lowndes
December 13, 2017
Washington Post
Moore's vision for the Republican Party is becoming a reality.
Black Alabamians Discuss Their Decisive Role in Doug Jones’ Victory
By Kira Lerner
December 13, 2017
Think Progress
"That's the power of the sister vote."
The Macho Individualism That Gave Rise To #MeToo
By Heather Cox Richardson
December 13, 2017
WBUR
Republicans increasingly championed the idea of a nation of individualists: men who ran their lives as they saw fit, unhampered by government.
The Alabama Election Shows Exactly Why Feminism in 2018 Can’t Just Be About White Women
By Anna North
December 13, 2017
Vox
Black women voted overwhelmingly against Roy Moore. Feminism has to recognize their leadership.
1992 Iowa and the Rebirth of Feminism
By Lynda Waddington
December 17, 2017
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Each year, the Merriam-Webster Dictionary selects one word that received increased attention and interest throughout the year, naming it as the “Word of the Year.” Not surprisingly, given the current state of our union, the word for 2017 is “feminism.”
Armageddon? Bring It On: The Evangelical Force Behind Trump's Jerusalem Speech
By Allison Kaplan Sommer
December 11, 2017
Haaretz
The U.S. evangelical community is in raptures over Trump's decision to declare Jerusalem the capital of Israel, believing it moves the world closer to Armageddon.
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